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27 ஏப்ரல் 2008 உலகளாவிய இந்து சமுதாயங்கள்

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A man in saffron-orange robes and an orange turban stands barefoot on a red-carpeted stage under a white tarpaulin canopy, holding a long wooden pole that carries an orange flag printed with the word DHYANAPEETAM and a black bird emblem. He wears a rudraksha mala around his neck and a gold-bordered orange shawl. Behind him, similarly robed followers stand, and a uniformed police officer in khaki with a red belt stands at the right edge of the stage. Smaller orange banners and a crowd of onlookers fill the background street scene.April 27 20082008-04-27A man in saffron-orange robes and a matching orange turban stands barefoot on a raised red-carpeted stage, holding a long pole topped with an orange flag bearing a black emblem. A rudraksha-style bead necklace hangs on his chest. Beside him, uniformed police officers in khaki stand guard. Below, a crowd of devotees in white dhotis and orange saris holds up orange flags during a street procession, with a decorated ceremonial canopy with a colourful dome in the background. A white-draped chair sits on the left of the stage under a banner with Tamil text.2008-04-27Several men in orange and saffron clothing stand on a stage before a deep red velvet curtain. A bare-chested man in a brown and gold dhoti with an orange shawl, a red tilak on his forehead and a smile holds a saffron flag with a swastika, sword and mace emblem, while a man in an orange kurta with a lanyard and an orange shawl grips the pole beside him. On the left, a man in cream clothing and an orange shawl holds the pole, and a man with a white tilak and rudraksha mala stands behind. On the far right, an elder in an orange turban, orange robes and a rudraksha mala stands with hands clasped. The bare-chested figure in the center has a red tilak and a red thread, and is standing on an orange cushion. The text in the corner also reads and2013-10-20A photograph of a procession with a smiling man in the foreground wearing an orange turban, orange shawl and a heavy gold bead necklace, holding an orange flag on a wooden pole. Behind him a young child in a red and orange garland and women in white and maroon saris with gold borders stand among devotees. The man has a red tilak on his forehead. Behind him, devotees in white and a woman in a maroon sari with gold border join the procession.2005-12-31Outdoor street procession under a white canopy, with a robed figure in saffron-orange dhoti and matching orange turban standing at left and holding a long pole topped with an orange flag bearing a black Dhyanapeetam emblem. Behind him, saffron-clad sannyasis with rudraksha malas stand among orange flags on poles, with a policeman in a peaked cap at lower right and a crowd of onlookers in the background. Utility poles, wires and multi-storey buildings line the street. Swamiji (probable) is the robed figure at left, identified by the long swept-back hair, saffron turban and ornate orange robes, standing on the raised platform as part of the procession.2008-04-27A photograph of an outdoor procession canopy decorated with white jasmine-style garlands, orange and red marigold strands, and draped pink, red and blue fabric with gold trim. In the foreground a smiling man with long dark hair, an orange turban and an orange-saffron shawl over a gold-yellow garment, wearing a green leaf garland and a pink flower garland with a gold necklace, holds an orange flag on a pole. Beside him a bearded man in white with an orange shawl and red forehead mark helps hold the flag. Other people in white and orange stand behind. The man in orange has distinctive long hair, an orange turban and ornate garlands, so he is described as a person, a flag-hoisting or flagging-off role. Visible white water bottles and a mobile phone appear nearby.2006-09-24October 20 20132013-10-20 +1 copiesApril 27 20082008-04-27October 20 20132013-10-20Outdoor procession with a central figure in an orange robe and orange turban, wearing a long dark rudraksha mala, walking with eyes lowered. Around him, devotees in orange and white clothing hold orange flags with the word DHYANAPEETAM printed on them, raising them and smiling. A man in orange on the right wears a gold necklace and a long beard, and another man on the left wears orange with gold garlands. A crowd of people in white and orange surrounds the walkers.2009-01-12December 13 20112011-12-13